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Break-Even Analysis 101 for small business.by Stefan Töpfer on Aug 04, 2007Rajesh Shakya has a great piece on break-even calculation you should read or use cash-flow forecasting to work out how your business will be doing. So go and have a look if you are in the early stages of your “planning”, once this comes out well for your plan do some cash-flow planning, SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats) analysis and a business goal-sheet. BEA – Break-Even Analysis is a fast and easy way – for personal business, like contractors, freelancer, self-employed, sole-trader, virtual assistants and personal business, like contractors, freelancer, self-employed, sole-trader and virtual assistants to work out your basic business matrix, to help you make up your mind if the idea is worth taking further. Just give it a go! 
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Said on August 4th, 2007 at 7:29 pm
Hi Stefan:
Thank you for featuring my blog post on calculating Break-Even and cash flow.
Rajesh Shakya
http://www.rajeshshakya.com
Helping technopreneurs to excel and lead their life!
Said on August 4th, 2007 at 9:04 pm
Hi Rajesh,
You are welcome, I love posts like your one, because it helps people to test and test again their business ideas, before they spend any money. Thank you.
ST